(Jan 2006)
Descendants of Anthony Teunis Vanderpool, Jr
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Generation 1
Notes for ANTHONY TEUNIS VANDERPOOL, JR: or b at Newark NJ; or d 16 Dec 1839 = Christened Dec 1754 at Newark, NJ = SEE ALSO http://meiszen.net/family/tree/manly/loretta/anthony_vanderpool.htm = See Joyce M Tice website: TRI-COUNTIES Genealogy & History (Chemung County NY, Bradford County PA, Tioga County PA) = http://www.rootsweb.com/~srgp/jmtindex.htm = = = = Anthony Vanderpool is listed with Taxable Inhabitants of Bradford [then Luzerne] Co 1796; also with Revolutionary Soldiers who lived in Bradford Co = Pennsylvania Pensioners 1835 record (Ancestry.com): County: Bradford Co. Name: Anthony Vanderpool Rank: Private = Annual Allowance: 76 86 = Sums Received: 229 98 = Description of service: New York continental line When placed on the pension roll: May 2, 1833 = Commencement of pension: March 4, 1831 Age: 85 Laws under which inscribed, increased or reduced OR Remarks.: - = = = = Note that the following quotation may contain some inaccuracies. = “Pioneer & Patriot Families of Bradford County PA 1770-1800,” by Clement F. Heverly = (Bradford Star Print, 1913 and 1915; reprint with index 1925: available Bradford County Historical Society, 109 Pine St, Towanda PA 18848, 570-265-2240 bchs@cyber-quest.com; US$47.40 incl TS&H) = Vol I, Pages 190-209: = Anthony Vanderpool, who led a rather romantic life, was a member of the family of New York Vanderpools, who had come from Netherlands and settled in the Mohawk Valley, west of Albany. He was born at Kinderhook in 1748. During the Revolutionary war he served a year in the regiment commanded by Colonel Wynkoop of the New York troops. Mr. Vanderpool had married Elizabeth Johnson, a woman with Oneida blood. This move was decidedly distasteful to the haughty and somewhat aristocratic Dutch family, and Anthony was accordingly cast off. He became a wanderer and finally drifted into Bradford County about 1790. He located on Durrell creek, thence moved into French settlement and engaged in the employ of that colony. After this he lived at different places in Monroe and Asylum [twps] and died, 1839. He was buried in the old Ellis Hill cemetery. Mr. Vanderpool is described as a man well-built, about six feet tall with all the characteristics of a Dutchman and some of the Indian, resulting from association. He was known as “King Pool” and was a man of no particular faults. His children were William, Anthony, Richard, Mary, Peter, Samuel, Lovina, Abraham, Henry and Eleanor. William lived to be a centenarian and all the others to advanced years. = ... Anthony Vanderpool came to Asylum [twp] in 1790; he died in 1838, aged 99 years. President Martin VanBuren married his niece. = Vanderpool Anthony 3 Apr 1749 16 Dec 1840 Revolutionary USA Pvt A Regiment, New York Lines Vanderpool Asylum Twp Bradford [Co] PA = Anthony Vanderpool (originally Vander Poel), a Hollander by birth, came to Bradford county from Kinderhook, Columbia county, N. Y, in about 1790. He was a soldier in the War of the Revolution for three years, and the ancestor of the large family of that name now in the county. His first stopping-place was Aquaga, where he remained a year or two, then came to Durell Creek, and thence moved into the French settlement and engaged in the employ of that colony. We next find him in Monroe, where he built a small log-mill (referred to as the “tub mill”) on the South Branch. “Fowler’s mill” afterwards occupied the same site. After remaining here for four or five years, and being despoiled of the title of his land, he again sought a new field of quietness. For a number of years he lived at Liberty Corners on the Hollon place and formed a considerable settlement there with his sons, and perhaps others. They lived in huts and had cleared a portion of the farm. It is stated that they had a burial upon the place. Again, as early as 1816, we find the family living on “Ellis Hill,” having as many as six or seven cabins on the place now known as the “Williams farm.” Their settlement was known as “Pool Town,” and the hill as “Pool Hill.” From here the family scattered, numerous descendants being found in the county, in settlements of their own kind. For a few years Mr. Vanderpool also resided upon the “Goff place,” and Wm. Northrup and Wm. Tallady were frequent playmates of his younger boys. He died at Hale’s in 1839, it is claimed aged 99 years, and was buried at Ellis Hill. His wife was Elizabeth Johnson. She died in 1837, and is also buried at Ellis Hill. Their children were----William, Anthony, Richard, Mary, Peter, Samuel, Lovina (“Vina”), Abraham, Henry, and Eleanor. The last named, Mrs. John Johnson, aged nearly 80 years, is the only one of the family living. William lived to be a centenarian, and all the others to a good age. = The Vanderpools and Johnsons. ------ Hollanders early settled on the Hudson both above and below Albany, and their names are left to this day among the “Vans.” The Vanderpool family settled in the Mohawk valley west of Albany, and were a prominent and somewhat important family in the early history of that section of the country. Judge Vanderpool was of this family, and stood second only to such men as Story, Livingston and Kent; in fact, his decisions were held in esteem with all the jurists and barristers of the State. Anthony Vanderpool was of this family. There in the valley districts the family were both numerous and influential, and among its members owned and cultivated large real estates, some of which remain in the possession of the lineal families until this day.” Martin Van Buren, the eighth President of the United States, was a nephew of Anthony Vanderpool, his mother being a sister. = Sir William Johnson, who bore so prominent a part in the French and Indian war, was given the management of the landed estate of his uncle, Sir Peter Warren, in the Mohawk valley, upon condition that he would undertake its improvement and settlement. Accepting the offer he established himself in the valley at Warrensburg, 24 miles from Schenectady. “In addition to the settling and improving of the country, he embarked in trade with the Indians, whom he always treated with perfect honesty and justice. This course, added to his easy but dignified and affable manner, and the intimacy which he cultivated with them, by accommodating himself to their manners and sometimes even to their dress, soon won for him their entire confidence, so that he acquired an influence over them greater than was ever possessed by any other white man. He became a master of their language, speaking many of their dialects perfectly, and was thoroughly acquainted with their peculiar habits, beliefs and customs. He was adopted by the Mohawks as one of their own tribe, chosen sachem, and named Wariaghejaghe, ‘he who has charge of affairs.’ “He was the founder of Johnstown, lived in the style of an old English baron, and exercised the most unbounded hospitality. About 1740 he married Catharine Wisenburgh, a German girl, who died young, leaving him a widower with three children---a son, John, knighted in 1765, and two daughters, who married, respectively, Col. Claus and Col. Guy Johnson. Sir William never married again. He had for some years many mistresses, both Indian and white; by whom it is said he had 100 children. Mary, or as she is generally called, “Molly” Brant, the sister of Joseph Brant, the great Mohawk sachem, whom he took to his house, and with whom he lived happily till death, is by some termed his wife, but they were never legally married. He had eight children by her whom he provided for by his will, in which he calls them his natural children. Not only were his illegitimate children called “Johnson,” but tradition says, “because of his high standing among the Indians, they named many of their papooses after him.” Hence it is seen that the Johnsons coming from the Mohawk valley are either mongrels or full blooded Indians. = The origin of the two families named in the caption has now been fully defined, and we come to the reason of Mr. Vanderpool’s migration to Bradford County. As already stated, it is seen that the Vanderpools were a family of standing and affluence; and that in adjacent territory to them were large fragments of the once powerful Mohawk nation. “The Oneida tribe was a part of the original Mohawk nation, and this tribe had their head centre contiguous to Albany on their east, and Utica in their western association.” Now it is easy to see how Anthony Vanderpool became acquainted with Elizabeth Johnson. It is said that he married her because she won his heart by befriending him in time of Indian hostilities; and also, that a pleasant face, though yellow, captivated him, and both becoming environed in love, matrimony was the natural result. This move was decidedly distasteful to the haughty and somewhat aristocratic Dutch family, and hence Anthony (called “Antony”) having gained the displeasure of the family was cast off. He came to Bradford County while the Indians were yet here. Mr. Vanderpool is described as a man well-built, about six feet high, with all the characteristics of a “Dutchman,” and some of the Indian, resulting from association. He was known as “King Pool” and was a man of no particular faults. Mrs. Vanderpool is remembered as a common-sized woman of dark yellow skin, pleasant countenance, slow of speech and fond of smoking. She was known as “Queen Pool,” and the old people do not hesitate in saying that she belonged to the Oneida tribe. The complexion of the children varied, some being lighter than others. They had the characteristics of both the Hollander and Indian. Their language, impure, was strongly of the Dutch accent; while their dispositions were akin to those of the Indian. = It is stated that the father of “King Pool” came directly from Netherlands, and lived for a short time at Kinderhook. = Isaac Wheeler came to the county with Anthony Vanderpool, and moved from place to place with him. He was the “Wheeler” living on the South Branch when the Fowlers came in. He was a drummer in the Revolutionary war, and drew a pension afterwards. His wife was Eleanor Johnson. In 1822 he moved to Indiana, where he died. Nicholas Johnson, a brother of “Eleanor Wheeler,” also came from Kinderhook to the county between 1797-1800. Others of the name followed; also Ambrose Vincent, Henry Cornelius, and a family by the name of Heeman. It is said that Mrs. Heeman and Mrs. Vincent were sisters of Mrs. Vanderpool.
= George Lasco: “The Vanderpoels insist they are descended from an orphaned Indian girl, who was raised in a Dutch household in Rensselaer County, New York, and married the natural son of the house. Since the family would not permit the marriage they eloped and joined the comfortable environment of the Pool Tribe. see http://meiszen.net/family/tree/manly/loretta/pool_tribe.htm: George Lasco: ‘Pool Tribe of Towanda PA Notes for ELIZABETH JOHNSON: aka: “Queen Pool”; see also http://meiszen.net/family/tree/manly/loretta/wm_brey_ancestors.htm =
Marriage Notes for ANTHONY VANDERPOOL and ELIZABETH JOHNSON: Married at Dutch Reformed Church, Albany, NY Children of ANTHONY VANDERPOOL and ELIZABETH JOHNSON are: i. WILLIAM VANDERPOOL (Source: (1) WorldConnect db “hesshogs-2” (Lorraine Hess)., (2) WorldConnect db “durellvdp” and “durellben” (Lorenzo Benjamin)., (3) WorldConnedt db “:512648” (Robert Madison Brown).), b. 23 Jul 1780, Kinderhook, NY. Notes for WILLIAM VANDERPOOL: aka Willem = or b Albany NY ii. ANTHONY TEUNIS VANDERPOOL III (Source: (1) WorldConnect db “durellvdp” and “durellben” (Lorenzo Benjamin)., (2) WorldConnect db “hesshogs-2” (Lorraine Hess)., (3) WorldConnedt db “:512648” (Robert Madison Brown)., (4) WorldConnect db “2689640”., (5) WorldConnect db “2763493”., (6) WorldConnect db “1610722”., (7) WorldConnect db “buchroeder”., (8) WorldConnect db “flakey”.), b. 19 May 1782, Kinderhook, NY. Notes for ANTHONY TEUNIS VANDERPOOL III: Baptism: 19 May 1782 Kinderhook, NY iii. RICHARD DIRK VANDERPOOL (Source: (1) WorldConnect db “durellvdp” and “durellben” (Lorenzo Benjamin)., (2) WorldConnect db “hesshogs-2” (Lorraine Hess)., (3) WorldConnedt db “:512648” (Robert Madison Brown)., (4) WorldConnect db “1610722”., (5) WorldConnect db “buchroeder”., (6) WorldConnect db “flakey”.), b. 20 Jun 1784, Kinderhook, NY; d. 1849. Notes for RICHARD DIRK VANDERPOOL: or b at Bradford Co, PA iv. PETER VANDERPOOL (Source: (1) WorldConnect db “durellvdp” and “durellben” (Lorenzo Benjamin)., (2) WorldConnect db “hesshogs-2” (Lorraine Hess)., (3) WorldConnedt db “:512648” (Robert Madison Brown)., (4) WorldConnect db “2689640”., (5) WorldConnect db “2763493”., (6) WorldConnect db “1610722”., (7) WorldConnect db “buchroeder”., (8) WorldConnect db “flakey”.), b. 02 Dec 1787. Notes for PETER VANDERPOOL: or: b 21 Dec 1787 or 15 Dec 1787 = Peter and Mary were twins. There is some uncertainty concerning their precise date of birth v. MARY VANDERPOOL (Source: (1) WorldConnect db “durellvdp” and “durellben” (Lorenzo Benjamin)., (2) WorldConnect db “hesshogs-2” (Lorraine Hess)., (3) WorldConnedt db “:512648” (Robert Madison Brown)., (4) WorldConnect db “2689640”., (5) WorldConnect db “2763493”., (6) WorldConnect db “1610722”., (7) WorldConnect db “buchroeder”., (8) WorldConnect db “flakey”.), b. 21 Dec 1787. Notes for MARY VANDERPOOL: or: b 02 Dec 1787 or 15 Dec 1787 = Peter and Mary were twins. There is some uncertainty concerning their precise date of birth.
vii. SAMUEL VANDERPOOL (Source: (1) WorldConnect db “durellvdp” and “durellben” (Lorenzo Benjamin)., (2) WorldConnect db “hesshogs-2” (Lorraine Hess)., (3) WorldConnedt db “:512648” (Robert Madison Brown)., (4) WorldConnect db “1610722”., (5) WorldConnect db “2689640”., (6) WorldConnect db “2763493”., (7) WorldConnect db “buchroeder”., (8) WorldConnect db “flakey”.), b. 1793, Asylum Twp, Bradford Co, PA. Notes for SAMUEL VANDERPOOL: or b 1791 viii. ABRAHAM VANDERPOOL (Source: (1) WorldConnect db “1610722”., (2) WorldConnect db “buchroeder”., (3) WorldConnect db “flakey”., (4) WorldConnect db “2689640”., (5) WorldConnect db “2763493”., (6) WorldConnect db “durellvdp” and “durellben” (Lorenzo Benjamin)., (7) WorldConnect db “hesshogs-2” (Lorraine Hess)., (8) WorldConnedt db “:512648” (Robert Madison Brown).), b. 1796, Asylum Twp, Bradford Co, Pa; d. 06 May 1882. Notes for ABRAHAM VANDERPOOL: or b at Kinderhook NY; or b 18 Nov 1788 ix. CATHERINE VANDERPOOL (Source: (1) WorldConnect db “durellvdp” and “durellben” (Lorenzo Benjamin)., (2) WorldConnect db “hesshogs-2” (Lorraine Hess)., (3) WorldConnedt db “:512648” (Robert Madison Brown)., (4) WorldConnect db “flakey”., (5) WorldConnect db “1610722”., (6) WorldConnect db “2689640”., (7) WorldConnect db “2763493”., (8) WorldConnect db “buchroeder”.), b. 1800, Asylum Twp, Bradford Co, PA; d. Abt. 1801. x. HENRY VANDERPOOL (Source: (1) WorldConnect db “durellvdp” and “durellben” (Lorenzo Benjamin)., (2) WorldConnect db “hesshogs-2” (Lorraine Hess)., (3) WorldConnedt db “:512648” (Robert Madison Brown).), b. 1801, Asylum Twp, Bradford, PA; d. 1871, Asylum Twp, Bradford, PA. xi. ELEANOR VANDERPOOL (Source: (1) WorldConnect db “durellvdp” and “durellben” (Lorenzo Benjamin)., (2) WorldConnect db “hesshogs-2” (Lorraine Hess)., (3) WorldConnedt db “:512648” (Robert Madison Brown).), b. 1804, Asylum Twp, Bradford Co, PA; d. 03 Feb 1892. |
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Generation 2
She met (4) ?? ROBINSON Abt. 1827. Notes for LAVINA VANDERPOOL: aka Elvina, Lovina, Lavinia, Vina = See also note at 1822 marriage to Aaron Clark; see also http://www.rootsweb.com/~srgp/jmtindex.htm
Lavina's Marriages:
Child of LAVINA VANDERPOOL and ?? JOHNSON is: 3. i. ANTHONY JOHNSON, b. Nov 1814; d. Bef. 1880.
Child of LAVINA VANDERPOOL and RED BRAY is:
Children of LAVINA VANDERPOOL and AARON CLARK are: iii. MARY ANN CLARK (Source: William Brey family Bible.), b. 23 Jan 1822. Notes for MARY ANN CLARK: According to Brey Family Bible,: William Brey had half-brothers Anthony Johnson and John Robison, half-sisters Mary Ann Clark and Elizabeth Clark =
iv. ELIZABETH CLARK (Source: William Brey family Bible.), b. 23 Feb 1823; d. 20 Mar 1844.
Child of LAVINA VANDERPOOL and ?? ROBINSON is: 5. v. JOHN ROBINSON, b. 06 Mar 1828, Bradford Co, PA; d. Aft. 1863. |
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Generation 3 3. ANTHONY JOHNSON (Source: (1) William Brey family Bible., (2) US census 1830-1850, Asylum & Monroe twps, Bradford, PA., (3) Donald L Vanderpool email 2005., (4) US Census 1850 (Ancestry.com)., (5) US Census 1860 (Ancestry.com).) was born Nov 1814, and died Bef. 1880. He married MALINDA NORTHRUP (Source: (1) US Census 1850 (Ancestry.com)., (2) US Census 1860 (Ancestry.com)., (3) US Census 1870 (Ancestry.com).) Abt. 1834, daughter of JOHN NORTHRUP. She was born Abt. 1815 in PA, and died Bef. 1870. Notes for ANTHONY JOHNSON: See also note at Lovina Vanderpool. = DLV notes that Anthony Johnson appears in Bradford Co census records through 1870, but not 1880. Notes for MALINDA NORTHRUP: aka Melinda = 1870 census:Matilda; also in the household is John Northrup age 76, probably her father. Marriage Notes for ANTHONY JOHNSON and MALINDA NORTHRUP: Marriage date based on birth of “K” abt 1835 Children of ANTHONY JOHNSON and MALINDA NORTHRUP are: i. K JOHNSON (Source: (1) Donald L Vanderpool email 2005., (2) US census 1830-1850, Asylum & Monroe twps, Bradford, PA., (3) US Census 1850 (Ancestry.com).), b. Abt. 1835. ii. H ELIZABETH JOHNSON (Source: (1) Donald L Vanderpool email 2005., (2) US census 1830-1850, Asylum & Monroe twps, Bradford, PA., (3) US Census 1850 (Ancestry.com)., (4) US Census 1860 (Ancestry.com).), b. Abt. 1837. 6. iii. MOSES JOHNSON, b. Abt. 1840. iv. DELPHINE JOHNSON (Source: (1) Donald L Vanderpool email 2005., (2) US census 1830-1850, Asylum & Monroe twps, Bradford, PA., (3) US Census 1860 (Ancestry.com).), b. Abt. 1856.
Notes for WILLIAM BRAY: See also Loretta Haskins = More at web site: http://meiszen.net/family/tree/manly/loretta/wm_brey_anc.htm = Brey Family Bible: “William Brey Born Aug 21st 1819 Near Towanda Penn. William Brey Married to Samantha Andrus Oct 2nd 1842. By Rev Dudly Greely Near Roscoe in Illinois.” = Served in US Army (17th Wisc Inf Reg) during Civil War, 20 Feb 1862 to 30 Jul 1862; discharged due to disability: “a defect of the left hand and pulmonary difficulty from pneumonia.” George Haskins “was my comrad in camp” = Civil War record shows discharge as Private. =
= “Doctor” Brey = According to Harry Brey (LPM visit June 1958), he changed his name from Bray to Brey because there was another Dr. William Bray in the same town. = WB’s father was a red-haired Irishman; his first name is not known. According to family tradition, WB’s mother was part Indian. = Doris Klock, 1985: I got a copy of a tintype of William which I love. We saw his medical book as I wondered about the “Dr.” [i.e., the title]. All kinds of poultice, herbs, bleeding, etc. etc., pus he pulled the Indians’ teeth. But his tombstone says “Dr.” I was very interested. Hope to learn more about this interesting ancestor. = Son Perry seems to have been more successful as a jeweler and farmer. Dr. William’s farm is more for small crops like maple sugar, strawberries and sheep cows, chickens, etc. for their own use. Kind of a pretty valley [Brey Valley, WI] though. Notes for SAMANTHA ANDRUS: See also Loretta Haskins = The information here, picked up by Doris Klock, is in general more complete than the Brey family bible. = However, the latter is the only source for some of the information about William Brey’s parents and siblings: “Samantha Andrus Born Dec 23rd 1821 And was married to Wm Brey Near Roscoe Illinois ... William Brey Married to Samantha Andrus Oct 2nd 1842. By Rev Dudly Greely, Near Roscoe in Illinois.” = Death cert: b 23 Dec 1821 Chautauqua Co, NY (parents: Daniel Andrus, Manerva Andrus); d Sheldon, Monroe, WI 1 May 1897; bur Ontario, Vernon, WI = Doris Klock, 1985: “Settled in Roscoe, IL in 1833, and may have obituaries in Rockford ...” = I don’t know where Doris got the 1833 date. Samantha was 11 in Dec 1832 when her youngest brother Alvarado was born at Westfield NY. Apparently not living in her father’s household at Winnebago Co, IL, in 1840 census (age 19); married 1842 at Roscoe IL. Marriage Notes for WILLIAM BRAY and SAMANTHA ANDRUS: Marriage license: married Winnebago Co, IL, 2 Oct 1842. = Other children who died in infancy: Mary Louisa Brey b 1843 near Freeport IL, d 1844; Minnervie Althie Brey b 4 Sep 1860, d 1860; Florris Luthenie Brey b 11 Sep 1861?, d 1861 = Marriage Index IL, IN 1790-1850 Broderbund CD 228) Sec II Ch 81, Winnebago Co, IL 1830-1850 shows same date; family Bible in William Bray’s handwriting agrees also. = 1850 census shows Celesta 6, Nelson 4, Ossian 1: see note at William. Children of WILLIAM BRAY and SAMANTHA ANDRUS are: 7. i. CELESTA ANNA BREY, b. 15 Oct 1844, near Freeport IL; d. 13 Feb 1898, Grants Pass, OR. ii. LAFAYETTE WASHINGTON BREY, b. 1845; d. 1848. iii. NAPOLEON WAYNE BREY, b. 1847; d. 1848. iv. LORIN WATTS BREY (Source: US Census 1870 (Ancestry.com).), b. 02 Apr 1849, Near Alton, IL; d. Abt. 1913; m. MYRA GOFF, 06 Feb 1876, near Ontario, Monroe, WI; b. 25 Jun 1843; d. 09 Sep 1913. Notes for LORIN WATTS BREY: Also spelled Loren in Brey family bible. Loren Phillip Meissner (b. 1928) was named for this great-grand-uncle 8. v. OSSIAN WAYLAND BREY, b. 31 Jan 1851, IL. 9. vi. PERRY WILLIAM BREY, b. 02 Sep 1853, Stevens Point WI; d. 16 Jan 1929, Ontario WI. 10. vii. CELOMIE ELLEN BREY, b. 04 Mar 1856, Buena Vista, Portage, WI; d. IA. 11. viii. JEROME WESLEY BREY, b. 18 Jul 1858, Princeton WI; d. 14 Nov 1888, Forest, Vernon, WI. 12. ix. ERMINIE ALTIE BREY, b. 31 Dec 1863, Sheldon, Monroe, WI; d. 1942. 5. JOHN ROBINSON (Source: (1) LDS Ancestral File., (2) John Robinson letter to “Mr Harris” 16 Oct 1863 (from Roscoe IL?)., (3) William Brey family Bible., (4) US Census 1850 (Ancestry.com).) was born 06 Mar 1828 in Bradford Co, PA, and died Aft. 1863. He married HARRIET ?? (Source: (1) US Census 1850 (Ancestry.com)., (2) US Census 1860 (Ancestry.com).). She was born Abt. 1828 in PA. Notes for JOHN ROBINSON: Letter from John Robinson to “Mr Harris” dated”Rosco Oct 16 1863” (probably Roscoe IL) was found in Brey picture album. = Brey Family Bible (probably written by William Brey) lists William Brey’s half-brothers and half-sisters: Anthony Johnson, born 1814; William Bray, born 1819, Towanda PA; Mary Ann Clark, born 1822; Elizabeth Clark, born 1823; John Robinson, born 1828 = 1850 census Canton Twp, Bradford Co, PA: John Robinson 22, Harriet Robinson 22, Horace Robinson 1 - all b in PA = 1860 census Covington, Tioga Co, Pennsylvania w Eliza age 24 Notes for HARRIET ??: 1860 census at Wilmot, Bradford, Pennsylvania: Domestic, w dau Jennette Robinson age 1 b in PA = 1870 census at Philadelphia; Domestic, w Elizabeth Robinson age 65 b in PA (her mother in law?) Children of JOHN ROBINSON and HARRIET ?? are: i. HORACE ROBINSON (Source: US Census 1850 (Ancestry.com).), b. Abt. 1849, PA. Notes for HORACE ROBINSON: See note at Mary Ann Clark ii. JENETTE ROBINSON (Source: US Census 1860 (Ancestry.com).), b. Abt. 1859, PA. |
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Generation 4 6. MOSES JOHNSON (Source: (1) Donald L Vanderpool email 2005., (2) US census 1830-1850, Asylum & Monroe twps, Bradford, PA., (3) US Census 1850 (Ancestry.com)., (4) US Census 1860 (Ancestry.com).) was born Abt. 1840. He married LOUISA ??? Abt. 1853. Notes for MOSES JOHNSON: In 1870 census, Monroe twp, living next door to his father Children of MOSES JOHNSON and LOUISA ??? are: i. EZRA JOHNSON (Source: (1) Donald L Vanderpool email 2005., (2) US census 1830-1850, Asylum & Monroe twps, Bradford, PA.), b. Abt. 1854. ii. JONATHAN JOHNSON (Source: (1) Donald L Vanderpool email 2005., (2) US census 1830-1850, Asylum & Monroe twps, Bradford, PA.), b. Abt. 1862. iii. ALICE JOHNSON (Source: (1) Donald L Vanderpool email 2005., (2) US census 1830-1850, Asylum & Monroe twps, Bradford, PA.), b. Abt. 1866. iv. FRANCES JOHNSON (Source: (1) Donald L Vanderpool email 2005., (2) US census 1830-1850, Asylum & Monroe twps, Bradford, PA.), b. Abt. 1868.
Notes for CELESTA ANNA BREY: See also Loretta Haskins = Or Celestia. She had a great-grandmother named Celea Sampson and a grandaunt (dau of Celea Sampson) named Celea Cole. = See also note at George Haskins: She left him in 1882, had a daughter (Lillyette) in WI soon afterward, and later moved to Oregon—see <T283> (excerpt at Adolph Meissner) Notes for GEORGE ALBURN HASKINS: See also Loretta Haskins = Also shown as: b 6 Jul 1840; d 4 Jan 1896 = Tombstone at Lakeside Cem, Osakis: “b Jul 8, 1839; d Jan 6 1897 aged 58 yr 6 mo” [inconsistent: age 58 would indicate b 1838] = Lillyette Bartrow: “Barber, photographer, store keeper; kept his wife in beautiful red curls.” - “Son Arthur [age 5] or Delbert [newborn] had indigestion; father GAH brought home a doctor [probably William Bray] who was drunk and gave the children chloral hydrate. This was the “last straw” that caused Celesta to leave GAH in 1882 [presumably already pregnant with Lillyette].” = Fought in Civil War (17th Wisconsin Volunteers); “carried Old Abe eagle”, according to Clara Haskins. Was a friend of William Bray, although WB was about 20 years older. Both enlisted together? GAH married WB’s oldest daughter Celesta in 1860. = Vivian Foley has civil war records. = Earl Brey has some photos taken by GAH; also some imprinted “NYE HASKINS, AMES, IOWA”. = Civil War record shows discharge as Corporal. Marriage Notes for CELESTA BREY and GEORGE HASKINS: Separation 1882: see note at George Haskins. = Other child who died in infancy: Delbert b abt 1881, d 1882. Children of CELESTA BREY and GEORGE HASKINS are: i. GEORGE ELBERT HASKINS, b. 17 Nov 1861, Wilton, Monroe, WI; d. 25 Dec 1923, WI; m. LYDIA LIDA LOWER, 31 Mar 1884, Cashton, Portland Twp, Monroe, WI; b. 18 Mar 1866, Cashton, Portland Twp, Monroe, WI; d. 05 Feb 1945, Sparta WI. Notes for GEORGE ELBERT HASKINS: Name also “Berth” (Loretta’s marriage lic.) or George Albert. Buried N Lacrosse WI Marriage Notes for GEORGE HASKINS and LYDIA LOWER: Other child who died in infancy: Clarence L Haskins b 8 Oct 1895, d 5 Apr 1896
Notes for LORETTA HASKINS: Descendants of Loretta Haskins: http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~loren-p-meissner Notes for ADOLPH FREDERICK MEISSNER: Adolph Frederick Meissner and his ancestors: http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~lpm-meissner-ado = Descendants of Adolph Meissner: http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~loren-p-meissner Marriage Notes for LORETTA HASKINS and ADOLPH MEISSNER: Regarding the wedding of Adolph and Loretta, see diary of his father (FAM): “Monday Sept. 17, 1883: “Clear with a little light frost this morning. Fine weather all day. Forenoon Father went up to Cashton and bought Mother a light pair of gloves and some baskets for going to fair. In the evening Father, Mother, Dora and August went to Adolf’s wedding with Loretta Hastings [sic] which was performed by Sqr. Mich. Behrens at Mrs. Hastings lodgings in Cashton. Got home by fine moonlight about 10 o’clock.” = Twins died in infancy, fall 1888, McAllister OR = Adolph Meissner (1861-1939) and Loretta Haskins (1865-1924) had a total of 40 grandchildren (counting those who survived to the age of at least one year): Thalia Dorothy (Dillie 1884-1952) - 0 Albert William - 3 = Vivian Emma (1912-2000), Lawrence Elbert (1913-1922), Leonard James William (1917-1995) Adolph Elmer - 9 = Eldred Mornington (1911-1993), Eugene Wilbur (1913-1974), Calla Ethelyn (1916-, Earl, <Wesley>, Elmer, <Manly>, Edythe, Jeanette) Louie - 2 (Lois, Gloria) Manly - 2 (Doris, Loren) Charles - 6 (Lillian, Jeanne, Marilyn, Carol, Charles Jr, Richard) Carrie - 4 (Josephine, Georgia, Louie, Dan) Paul - 1 (Howard) Lillian - 8 (Eleanor, Ronald, Geneva, Paul, Marjorie, Virginia, Barbara, Elaine) Edith - 4 (Dorothy, Milton, Emmet, Loretta) Percy James - 1 (Jeanne) iii. WILLIAM ALBURN HASKINS, b. 18 May 1868, Wilton, WI; d. 31 May 1932, Escondido, CA; m. (1) ANNA LARSEN (Source: WorldConnect db “:1690596” (Jack Haskins, Nov 2001).); m. (2) CAROLINE KYRISS, Abt. 1900; b. 24 Apr 1878, Germany; d. 03 Jun 1958, Escondido, CA. Notes for WILLIAM ALBURN HASKINS: “Uncle Will” = Anna Larson left him late 1892 = see letter from F.A.M. to Adolph Meissner, Jan 1893: “We have heard Will Haskins wife ran away with another man.” Marriage Notes for WILLIAM HASKINS and ANNA LARSEN: MARRIAGE: Divorced 1892 iv. ARTHUR HASKINS, b. 1877; d. 1882. v. LILLYETTE OSMONDO HASKINS (Source: Barb Wulf (Bartrow GED) email 2001.), b. 22 Jan 1883, Ontario, Vernon, WI; d. 21 Apr 1964, Portland, Multnomah, OR; m. ELDRICK JOHN BARTROW (Source: Barb Wulf (Bartrow GED) email 2001.), 14 Jan 1901, Klamath Falls, OR; b. 14 Aug 1875, Woodburn, Marion, OR; d. 29 Nov 1946, Portland, Multnomah, OR. Notes for ELDRICK JOHN BARTROW: or: Eldrich; known as DICK Marriage Notes for LILLYETTE HASKINS and ELDRICK BARTROW: Died in infancy: Eldrid Reanold Bartrow (Aug 1902 - 29 Apr 1903) at Oregon 8. OSSIAN WAYLAND BREY (Source: US Census 1850 (Ancestry.com).) was born 31 Jan 1851 in IL. He married PALINA URICH 26 Nov 1875 in Wilton, Monroe, WI.
Children of OSSIAN BREY and PALINA URICH are: i. FRANCIS BREY (Source: Jessica Brey email 2003.), b. 1878; d. 1940. ii. DELBERT BREY, b. 1879; d. 1912. iii. ALGIA BREY, b. 1882; m. HARRY CURTIS (Source: Tim Curtis email, Mar 2000.). iv. RICHARD BREY, b. 11 Jun 1892; d. Jan 1952. Notes for RICHARD BREY: Probable match: [Social Security Death Index:] Individual: Brey, Richard; Birth date: 11 Jun 1892; Death date: Jan 1952 9. PERRY WILLIAM BREY (Source: US Census 1870 (Ancestry.com).) was born 02 Sep 1853 in Stevens Point WI, and died 16 Jan 1929 in Ontario WI. He married MARGARET HARRIS 24 Nov 1874 in Sheldon, Monroe, WI. She was born Jul 1857, and died 03 Apr 1948 in Ontario WI. Notes for PERRY WILLIAM BREY: Doris Klock, 1985: ... Perry seems to have been ... successful as a jeweler and farmer.” Children of PERRY BREY and MARGARET HARRIS are: i. HENRY BREY, b. 1876; d. 1895. ii. HESTER BREY (Source: William Brey family Bible.), b. 02 May 1876; d. 09 Mar 1895, Ontario WI. Notes for HESTER BREY: Wm Brey Family Bible: “Hester A Brey died at Ontario March 9th year 1896 - Aged 18 years 10 months and 7 days.” iii. PERRY SELDEN BREY, b. 17 May 1880; d. 21 Oct 1959. Notes for PERRY SELDEN BREY: Optometrist iv. HARRY BREY, b. 17 May 1884; d. Jun 1966, Ontario WI; m. LELA E ???; b. 10 Apr 1889; d. Apr 1964, Ontario WI. Notes for HARRY BREY: Shoe maker = [Social Security Death Index] Birth date: 17 May 1884; Death date: Jun 1966; last known residence: Ontario, Wisconsin Notes for LELA E ???: [Social Security Death Index:] Individual: Brey, Lela; Birth date: 10 Apr 1889; Death date: Apr 1964 v. GEORGE BREY, b. 1886. vi. EDWIN BREY, b. 1889; d. Abt. 1911, Ontario WI. vii. LILA BREY, b. 1893; m. WILLIAM JOSEPH. viii. EARL T BREY, b. 31 Oct 1896; d. 16 Nov 1961, Ontario WI; m. (1) LINDA V SCHMIDT, Bef. 1928; b. 1896; d. 1932, Ontario WI; m. (2) PERLE B HARRIS, Abt. 1933; b. Abt. 1888; d. 11 Oct 2005, Sparta, WI. Notes for EARL T BREY: LPM visited Earl Brey at Ontario WI in 1958 [Social Security Death Index] Birth date: 31 Oct 1896; Death date: Nov 1961. 10. CELOMIE ELLEN BREY (Source: US Census 1870 (Ancestry.com).) was born 04 Mar 1856 in Buena Vista, Portage, WI, and died in IA. She married GEORGE KINNEY 23 Sep 1873 in Sheldon, Monroe, WI. Marriage Notes for CELOMIE BREY and GEORGE KINNEY: MARRIAGE: 3 children Children of CELOMIE BREY and GEORGE KINNEY are: i. MINNIE KINNEY. ii. MERTON KINNEY. iii. ?? KINNEY. Notes for ?? KINNEY: Note two girls and boy in Iowa photo 11. JEROME WESLEY BREY was born 18 Jul 1858 in Princeton WI, and died 14 Nov 1888 in Forest, Vernon, WI. He married JEMIMA PRICE 14 Oct 1877 in near Ontario, Monroe, WI. Notes for JEROME WESLEY BREY: died from boxing Marriage Notes for JEROME BREY and JEMIMA PRICE: MARRIAGE: 3 children Children of JEROME BREY and JEMIMA PRICE are: i. MYLES BREY. ii. LEWIS EDWIN BREY, b. Abt. 1874; m. (1) JULIA ALLEN, Abt. 1894; m. (2) EMMA NELSON, Abt. 1910. Notes for LEWIS EDWIN BREY: Possible match: [Social Security Death Index:] Individual: Brey, Louis; Birth date: 2 Jul 1897; Death date: 11 May 1988; last known residence: Arpin, Wisconsin = But this is not consistent with estimated marriage date 1894 to Julia Allen. iii. WESLEY BREY, b. Abt. 1878; m. PEARL NELSON. 12. ERMINIE ALTIE BREY (Source: US Census 1860 (Ancestry.com).) was born 31 Dec 1863 in Sheldon, Monroe, WI, and died 1942. She married BENJAMIN D RHODES (Source: (1) US Census 1900 (Ancestry.com)., (2) US Census 1870 (Ancestry.com).) 26 Mar 1882 in Sheldon, Monroe, WI, son of BELA RHODES and SARAH ??. He was born Dec 1856 in WI, and died 1928. Notes for ERMINIE ALTIE BREY: AKA: Minnie Notes for BENJAMIN D RHODES: Birth date from 1900 census; name Benjamin from 1870 and 1920 census Children of ERMINIE BREY and BENJAMIN RHODES are: i. VERNON M RHODES (Source: US Census 1900 (Ancestry.com).), b. Nov 1882, WI. Notes for VERNON M RHODES: Birth date from 1900 census ii. ALPHERETTA A RHODES (Source: US Census 1900 (Ancestry.com).), b. Jan 1898, WI. Notes for ALPHERETTA A RHODES: Birth date from 1900 census |